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Nanowire–quantum dot epitaxy

The synthesis of crystalline quantum dots epitaxially incorporated into silicon nanowires holds promise for future device applications in various areas of opto- and quantum electronics.

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Figure 1: Formation of epitaxial nanowire–quantum dot hybrid structures.

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Krogstrup, P. Nanowire–quantum dot epitaxy. Nature Mater 14, 757–759 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1038/nmat4353

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